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01-30-2011, 11:35 AM
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I didn't know they had moved down out of the UP..You know..I actually think the world is a better place when we have animals like this..but there has to be a little bit of common sense thrown into the mix. We need to make the wolves fear people a bit more thanthey do. If you shoot a wolf or (God forbid) a grizzley..the Federals come at you with teeth bared..and it could cost you time in jail. We really need a little more balance than we have. The touchy feely types have way too much control.. And most of 'em do not and will not have to live with what they have created. And they tell us how we have to ..which leads to the ol SSS
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01-30-2011, 02:11 PM
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It's getting pretty bad here in Idaho, too. The Frank Church Wilderness, where I used to elk hunt, has the densest population of wolves in the state. You can imagine the impact this had on hunting in the area. We had a wolf hunting season a couple years ago and I thought it was a great success but the eviros thought different and lobbied to have the relisted. Buncha BS if you ask me. Hopefully F&G can figure a way to manage them before they get outta control
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